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[reSIProcate] stateless-proxy example runtime error



Hello,

We are trying to run the stateless-proxy example. We've compiled on w2k. When running the program  immediately quits, reporting the following:

INFO     | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\udptransport.cxx:31 | Creating udp transport host= port=5060 ipv4=1
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transport.cxx:86 | Creating fd=876 V4/UDP
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transport.cxx:94 | Binding to 0.0.0.0
INFO     | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transportselector.cxx:112 | Adding transport: [ V4 0.0.0.0:5060 , UDP ,transport=00000000,connectionId=0 ]
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transport.cxx:86 | Creating fd=860 V4/TCP
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\tcpbasetransport.cxx:27 | Opening TCP 860 : 0066A668
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transport.cxx:94 | Binding to 0.0.0.0
INFO     | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transportselector.cxx:112 | Adding transport: [ V4 0.0.0.0:5060 , TCP ,transport=00000000,connectionId=0 ]
DEBUG    | c:\sip\
runtime error resiprocate\resiprocate\transactionmap.cxx:15 | Deleting TransactionMap: 0012F15C 0 entries
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transactionmap.cxx:15 | Deleting TransactionMap: 0012F150 0 entries
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\udptransport.cxx:40 | Shutting down [ V4 0.0.0.0:5060 , UDP ,transport=00000000 ,connectionId=0 ]
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transport.cxx:46 | Closing 876
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\tcpbasetransport.cxx:60 | Shutting down TCP Transport 0066A668 860 :5060
DEBUG    | c:\sip\resiprocate\resiprocate\transport.cxx:46 | Closing 860

To initialise the proxy we've added the following code (iso the pop-table and parser):
   char proxyHost[] = "sip:130.139.44.249";
   int proxyPort=5060;
   char targetHost[]= "sip:130.139.45.174";
   int targetPort=5070;
   char logType[] = "cerr";
   char logLevel[] = "LOG_DEBUG";

Are these parameters correct?

Martin van den Berg